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Child Support Proceedings in the FCFOA: The What, When, Why, and How

Australia's child support system was designed with the intention that child support matters be handled administratively, minimizing the need for court intervention. However, when child support matters do require court involvement, family law practitioners may find themselves revis

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Australia's child support system was designed with the intention that child support matters be handled administratively, minimizing the need for court intervention. However, when child support matters do require court involvement, family law practitioners may find themselves revisiting key processes, legal frameworks, and strategies to effectively guide their clients. This session addresses the essential 'what, when, why, and how' of these matters, including:

  • When you can take a child support matter to court and the relevant provisions of the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989 and Child Support (Registration and Collection) Act 1988 that apply
  • The circumstances in which the FCFCOA has jurisdiction to consider child support proceedings compared to the circumstances in which it will exercise its discretion to make an order
  • Th procedural requirements for running child support proceedings (i.e. what is required pursuant to the Family Law Regulations, the FCFCOA Rules 2021 and Central Practice Direction
  • The practicalities of running child support proceedings - what should you include in your application, advice and how to be strategic with your matter

Presented By

Rachell Davey
Partner - Family & Relationship Law, Lander & Rogers Melbourne, Vic

Rachell has practised in family and relationship law since 2000. She has been involved in all aspects of family law with particular expertise in complex property and financial matters.

Rachell holds a Master' of International Law (2005) from the University of Melbourne and practises in international family law matters involving expatriate Australians, or for clients across multiple family law jurisdictions.

She is highly adept at resolving complex property matters involving corporate entities, businesses, addressing the taxation implications of settlement and third parties.

Rachell has extensive experience drafting financial agreements (both pre and post nuptial) and advising clients of the appropriateness of a financial agreement in their circumstances. She also assists clients with complex parenting arrangements involving interstate and overseas relocation.

Rachell is an Accredited Specialist in Family Law (2005) and previous member of the Accredited Specialist Committee. She is listed in Doyle's Guide as a Rising Star in Family Law (2016) and a leading practitioner of Parenting and Children's Matters (2018 to date) and a recommended Melbourne Family and Divorce Lawyer. She has been recognised in Best Lawyers (Australia) for her expertise in Family Law and the winner of the Mentor of the Year at the 2022 Australian Law Awards.

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26 minutes 

0.4 CPD hours/units/points

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